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7 good deal 15 15 sunshine and hot 54 44c Page 2-B THE EL PASO TIMES, Tuesday, May 22, 1964 NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE WEATHER BROADCASTS: Weather report Recorded report: Other information: NWS radio 162.475 mgz 915-778-9343 915-772-8894 The Weather Channel cable channel 7 Today in the region Flagstaff 71. Santa Fe 88. Albuquerque Phoenix mostly sunny, 67 98. Tucson Las Cruces El Paso Fort Chihuahua CITY YEST TODAY WED THUR Alamogordo 96 645 Albuquerque Artesia Hermosillo REGIONAL WEATHER Austin Carlsbad Chihuahua Cloudcroft Dallas Deming Flagstaff Houston Las Cruces Lubbock Midland Oklahoma City Phoenix Roswell Ruidoso San Antonio Santa Fe Shreveport Silver City Tucson Tulsa Truth or Cons. Wichita Forecast key for cities: Numbers are temperatures.

Letters indicate: sh (showers): (rain). 1 (thunderstorms); (sunny): (cloudy): sn (snow): (snow flurries): pc (partly cloudy). NEW TEXAS Southern New Mexico will be very warm today, with bright sunshine and highs from 86 to 94. It will be mostly clear tonight, with lows from 54 to 62, and sunny and warm again Wednesday, with highs from 84 to 92. There also will be plenty of sunshine in West Texas today, and it will be very warm, with highs from 88 to 96.

Tonight will be mostly clear, with lows from 56 to 64, and Wednesday again will be sunny and quite warm, with highs from 84 to 92. EL PASO CALENDAR Precipitation Yesterday none Year to date 1.25 inch Average year to date 1.58 inch Average May 0.24 inch Temperatures May 21 High 96 Normal high 89 Record high 98 in 1969 Low 71 Normal low 58 Record low 42 in 1974 Moon phases Ist quarter June 6 Full moon June 13 Last quarter 22 New moon 30 May Sunrise today 6:05 a.m. Sunset today 8:00 p.m. El Paso calendar is supplied by El Paso's National Weath er Service office. Deaths in the area 38-year county jailer Raymond O'Rourke dies Sunday at 75 Copyright 1984.

The El Paso Times EL PASO FORECAST TODAY Plenty of bright sunshine and hot. HIGH 96 LOW 62 WEDNESDAY Sunny and quite warm. HIGH 92 LOW 60 THURSDAY Sunshine and hot. HIGH 94 LOW 62 FRIDAY HIGH 96 LOW 64 SATURDAY More sunshine and hot HIGH 96 LOW 64 WIND FORECAST Average Highest Average speed gust direction Yesterday 13 25 WNW Today 10 20 NNW Wednesday 7 15 NE APPARENT TEMPERATURE Yesterday 8 a.m. 67 Noon 73 4 p.m.

75 Today 8 a.m. 68 Noon 73 4 p.m. 76 Apparent temperature. a trademark of Accu Weather adjusts temperature readings to take humidity and wind into account. it gives a more accurate measure of hot the weather feels how POLLUTION FORECAST Air quality will be good to moderate over the next few days.

Index yesterday 55 Responsible pollutant particulates The pollution index is measured by the Air Pollution Control Division of El Paso's City County Health Unit during the 24 hour period ending yesterday morning. It is measured at several stations around the city and is based on the highest reading of four pollutants, sulfur dioxide (refineries), carbon monoxide (automobiles), particulate matter (open burning, dust) and ozone (also automobiles); 0 50 is good, 51 100 moderate, 101-200 unhealthy. 201-400 very unhealthy. 401 500 hazardous. GUADALUPE MOUNTAIN PASS The pass will be warm today, with plenty of sunshine and a high of 85.

Tonight will be mostly clear, with a low of 60, and Wednesday will be sunny and warm again, with a high of 81. EL PASO YESTERDAY Time Temp. Hum. Wind Wind Sky MST Fah. dir.

mph cover Precip. 12 am 14 WNW 19 Clear I am 388 20 Clear 2 am WNW 16 Clear 3 am 80 15 19 Clear 4 am 78 WNW 15 Clear 5 am 73 17 SE 3 Clear 6 am 75 16 SW co Scattered am 71 ENE 8 Scattered 8 am 77 16 Scattered 9 am 82 WNW Scattered 10 am 85 14 Scattered 11 am 87 Scattered 12 pm 91 00 Clear pm 92 15 Clear 2 pm 93 WSW Clear 3 pm 94 WNW Clear 4 pm 95 0 Clear 5 pm 94 WNW 15 Clear 6 pm 93 12 Clear 7 pm 92 00 13 Clear 8 pm 88 10 16 Scattered 9 pm 87 11 15 Scattered 10 pm 86 13 19 Scattered 11 pm 84 13 22 Scattered Wind speeds and directions are measured at the El Paso International Airport by the National Weather Service. A popular and widely known former head jailer at the El Paso County Jail, Raymond O'Rourke of the 1600 block of St. Johns, died Sunday. He was 75.

Rosary will be at 7 p.m. Thursday in Harding-Orr and McDaniel Montana Chapel. Graveside services will be at 1 a.m. Friday in Evergreen Alameda Cemetery. "The man's life is best summed up by the fact that (a man who had spent 18 years in prison) was in the hospital lobby crying, because the man was dying." County Judge Pat O'Rourke in describing his uncle.

Raymond O'Rourke began working at the El Paso County Jail on Easter Sunday in 1934. He was hired by thenSheriff Chris P. Fox. Eight years later, O'Rourke was promoted to head jailer and captain and served in that position for 30 years. During his career at the jail, he proved to be very popular among staff and prisoners alike.

He was described by his nephew as a positive but private man who wanted to help. "He had no fear of reaching out a helping hand. But I never knew him to ask for help," the judge said. The younger O'Rourke also credits his uncle with playing a major role in his success in local politics. "Because he had no children, I was very close to him," the judge said.

"I grew up around the courthouse having no idea I would get into the business." But when the younger O'Rourke did decide to get into politics, his uncle was his biggest supporter. Because he served under several sheriffs, Raymond O'Rourke became knowledgeable about El Paso politics at precinct level. This proved to be "tremendously valuable" for his nephew's political start, Pat O'Rourke said. Raymond O'Rourke also supported his nephew financially and was the judge's only $1,000 contributor. He was preceded in death by his wife, Elise Straus O'Rourke, who died and Amarillo Lubbock Carlsbad warm Stockton WORLD Acapulco Amsterdam Athens Berlin Buenos Aires Cairo Copenhagen Geneva Hong Kong Jerusalem Lima Lisbon London Today showers partlycloudy, forecast highs West Oklahoma City fights PINE SPRINGS, showers and Move over, Chicago.

thunderstorms Texas town of Pine more reason to City." Each spring, Abilene Dallas tween 50 mph and end blow through times, the gusts than 105 mph. "Simply walking 88 Austin major chore," three resident 87. No more than Springs, at the end Houston tain Pass 115 miles San Antonio When the winds than 100 mph, items are not YESTERDAY garbage cans seem Madrid 59 72c "We all have Manila 87 Mexico City Montreal 66 545 Moscow DR. OLIVE'S Nassau The count Paris 44C pollen until the Peking next heavy Rio de Janeiro Yesterday morning Rome Dr. John Olive of the West supplies this pollen count Stockholm Sydney and Friday each week from Tokyo freeze, usually about Vienna 0 200 good.

201 500 moderate, across the nation breezy showers and thunderstorms warm hot NATIONAL FORECAST NATIONAL pleasant Showers will spread across Washington and northern Idaho today, and there will be a mixture of clouds and sunshine in the remainder of the Pacific Northwest and northern Rockies. Farther south, it will be mostly sunny and warm through out the Western states. Temperatures will be near normal except in the Southwest, where above nor mai readings will occur, including 100-degree plus figures again from Southern California to south western New Mexico. Showers and thunderstorms from the western Great Lakes to central Kansas will spread east today to Michigan and east Texas. Other scattered thunderstorms will occur from the Gulf states north to the Ohio Valley, It will be warm and rather humid, with some sunshine, from New York south to Florida.

New England will have a partly sunny day, with a few scattered showers. Pleasant weather with sunshine and low humidity will stretch from the Dakotas and Min nesota south to Kansas and western Oklahoma. tery. He is survived by his wife, Avis. Maria A.

Lopez, 98, of the 5300 block of Rosa died Saturday. Services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday in Martin Chapel. Burial will be in Evergreen East Cemetery. Robert E.

Neal died Saturday. Services will be at 1:45 p.m. Thursday in Fort Bliss Center Chapel No. 1. Burial will be in Fort Bliss National Cemetery with military honors.

He is survived by his wife, Pok Cha Neal. Arrangements are by Kaster-Maxon and Futrell Restlawn Chapel. ALAMOGORDO Walter W. "Kink" Eanes. 71, of Alamogordo died Sunday.

Services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday in Hamilton Funeral Chapel. Burial will be in Monte Vista Cemetery. A lifetime resident of Otero County, he is survived by his wife, Ruby. ARTESIA Cecilia Ann Mullins, 37, of Artesia died Friday.

Services will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday in Terpening and Son Mortuary Chapel. Burial will be Sunset Gardens Memorial Park in Carlsbad. She is survived by her husband, Billy. CARLSBAD Rosa Lee Horton, 50, of Carlsbad died Monday.

Services will be in Pleasant View Memorial Gardens in Martinsburg, W.Va. Arrangements in Martinsburg are by Brown Funeral Home. Local arrangements are by West Funeral Home. She is survived by her husband, Tilden. Charles Rothe 59, of Carlsbad died Tuesday in El Paso.

Services will be at 3 p.m. Monday in Denton Funeral Chapel. Burial will be in Carlsbad Cemetery. A retired Army non-commissioned officer, he is survived by his wife, Peggy. Everette Thornton 37, of Carlsbad died Friday.

Services will Texas wind up Texas (AP) The tiny West Springs may have claim the nickname winds that average be80 mph for days on Pine Springs. Many are clocked at more sometimes can be a laments Diane Allen, a of Pine Springs. 80 people live in Pine of Guadalupe Mouneast of El Paso. are raging at more even weighted-down assured stability, and to pose the largest really strong garbage POLLEN COUNT probably will remain stable Texas Allergy Asthma Clinic and advice Monday, Wednesday about February until the first November. He considers a count of and more than 500 high warm and humid EXTENDED OUTLOOK By Wednesday, showers and thunderstorms will be spreading east through New York and all the way south to Georgia.

The activity will reach New England by Wednesday night and Thursday. Beautiful weather will cover most of the nation's midsection, with sunshine and seasonable tem peratures. Unsettled weather will continue in the Pacitic Northwest and northern Rockies, with some cloudiness and scattered showers Wednes day and Thursday. Farther south, though, it will continue to be dry with sunshine through mid week. Temperatures will be above normal through the central and southern Rockies to the Southwest.

By Thursday, sunny and pleasant weather will return to the Northeast. YESTERDAY'S EXTREMES YESTERDAY'S EXTREMES The national high was 108 in Lake Havasu City, Ariz. The national low was 33 in Butte, Mont. be in Martinsville, Va. Arrangements in Martinsville are by Stone Funeral Home.

Local arrangements are by Denton Funeral Home. He is survived by his wife, Paula. LAS CRUCES Mary A. Aguirre, 70, of Las Cruces died Sunday. Rosary will be at 7 p.m.

Tuesday in Graham's Funeral Chapel. Funeral Mass will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday in Holy Cross Catholic Church. Burial will be in St. Joseph's Cemetery.

She was a 52-year resident of the area. Earl H. Barksdale, 76, of Las Cruces died Sunday. Services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday in Getz Funeral Chapel.

Burial will be in Hillerest Cemetery. He is survived by his wife, Ruth. Henry C. Moseley, 85, of Las Cruces died Thursday. Services will be at 10 a.m.

Tuesday in Getz Funeral Chapel. Burial will be in Masonic Cemetery. He is survived by his wife, Elvira. ROSWELL Hellen Day, 62, of Roswell died Saturday. Graveside services will be at 11 a.m.

Wednesday in South Park Cemetery. Arrangements are by Ballard Funeral Home. She was the former owner of Alameda Nursing Home in Roswell. Nellie Rowell, 79, of Roswell died Sunday. Graveside services will be at Wednesday in South Park Cemetery.

Arrangements are by Ballard Funeral Home. SILVER CITY John Edwin Anderson, 64, of Pinos Altos died Sunday. Services will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday in Holy Cross Mission, the Pinos Altos Catholic church. A World War II veteran, he is survived by his wife, Margaret Mary.

Arrangements are by Wheeler Funeral Home Jerry Lee Williams died in Lubbock Monday. Arrangements are pending with Ballard Funeral Home. town routinely to 100 mph cans, not like the metal or plastic ones used in cities strong ones," Allen said. But even the sturdiest garbage can often does remain upright in Pine Springs, where three weeks ago the wind was recorded at 106 mph. "We usually get days and days of high winds and then one or two calm days in between." Allen said, explaining that to Pine Springs residents, winds of less than 40 mph are Allen noted that while other West Texas cities, such as nearby El Paso, also are confronted with windy spring days every year, people "haven't seen anything" until they have faced the spring rages in Pine Springs.

"In El Paso, when the wind blows, it blows dirt, dust and pollution Allen said. "Here, we don't have very much dust blowing around. I think that's because it's all been blown away." of A Beirut rain. 374 GARDENING FORECAST days, with virtually no chance of rain. There will Sunny, weather will continue the next few hot.

be about 14 hours of sunlight each day. NATIONAL WEATHER YEST TODAY WED THUR Aspen Atlanta Bangor Anchorage Billings Birmingham Boise Boston Buffalo Casper Cedar City Charleston, S.C. Charleston, W.V. Charlotte Cheyenne Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Davenport Denver Des Moines Detroit Duluth Grand Island Great Falls Honolulu Indianapolis Jackson. Miss.

Kansas City Las Vegas Little Rock Los Angeles Louisville Memphis Miami Minneapolis Nashville New Orleans New York Omaha Philadelphia Pittsburgh Portland, Ore. Rapid City Reno Richmond St. Louis Salt Lake City San Diego San Francisco Seattle Sioux Falls Tampa Washington pc pc news of record in December 1983. He is survived by two nephews, Pat O'Rourke of El Paso and Michael O'Rourke of Los Angeles; four nieces, Shirley Crowe, Sandra Goad and Janis L. Rice of El Paso and Kathleen Nixon of Los Angeles; and several grandnephews and grandnieces.

Death notices are listed according to location of the mortuary. EL PASO COUNTY Graveside services for Leo Joseph Besch, 67, of the 15000 block of Ashford will be at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday in Fort Bliss National Cemetery. Arrangements are by Harding-Orr and McDaniel Montana Chapel. Services for Vincent Deal, 66, will be at 12:30 a.m.

Tuesday in the Harding-Orr and McDaniel Montana Chapel. Burial will be in Fort Bliss National Cemetery with full military honors. Hector C. Escobar, 31, of the 5600 block of Rosa died Saturday in Van Horn. Rosary will be at 8:30 p.m.

Tuesday in Martin Funeral Chapel. Funeral Mass will be at 8:30 a.m. Wednesday in St. John the Baptist Church. Burial will be in Mount Carmel Cemetery.

Arrangements are by Martin Funeral Home. Hester H. Hill, 52, of the 7500 block of Mojave died Sunday. Rosary will be at 7 p.m. Tuesday in Martin Funeral Chapel.

Funeral Mass will be at 12:15 p.m. Wednesday in St. Michael Chapel. Burial will be in Fort Bliss National Cemetery. She is survived by her husband, Charles.

Christine C. Kunz of the 3300 block of Garnet died Sunday. Visitation will be from 4 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Tuesday in Martin Funeral Home.

Rosary will be at 8 p.m. Tuesday in Martin Chapel. Funeral Mass will be at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday in St. Joseph Catholic Church.

Burial will be in Fort Bliss National Cemetery. She is survived by her husband, Fred. James R. Longley died Sunday. Graveside services will be at 1:30 p.m.

Thursday in Fort Bliss National Ceme- MARRIAGES Larry D. Abler, 24, Las Cruces, and Sonia Ortega. 24, Anthony, N.M.; George Anthony Apoda: ca, 19, 3130 Nations, and Sandra Lee Lara, 21, 4729 Sierra Madre; Albert Rice Barriga, 27, 11625 James Watt, and Gloria O. Nares, 26, 7872 Jersey: Gary S. Branfman, 29, 1418 Grey Oak, and Susan K.

Monty, 24, 133 S. Awbrey: Ernesto Callejas. 27, 2817 San Jose, and Maria Lourdes Sariana, 22, same; Jose Luis Candelaria, 22, 216 McCarthy, and Eliza beth Macias, 20, 10237 Dunbarton; Lance Chris topher Coleman, 20, Fort Bliss, and Yvonne Suzette Anderson, 20, 7713 Taxco; Pedro Diaz, 19, 2721 Lebanon, and Sandra Yvonne Rojas, 21, 4128 AI tura: Gabriel M. Estrada, 19, 2208 Cumbre Negra, and Melissa Michelle Ferris, 19, same; David Ev gene Fivecoate, 24, 11124 Montana No.309A, and Peggy Lynn Farley, 35, same; Saul Ricardo Fuentes, 22, 546 Inglewood, and Luz Elena Munoz, 19, same; Joseph Landgren Gonzalez, 27, 3030 Aurora, and Sue Creighton, 22, 708 De Leon: Francisco Guerrero, 60. 3410 Hamilton, and Lucia Flores, 22, same; Armando Guzman, 26, 820 Rancho Verde, and Maria Celina Piedra, 24, 2521 Louisville; Mark Wayne Hammer, 30, 6009 Quail, and Rose Marie Hill, 29, same; Donald E.

Hankin, 61, Juarez, and Maria Josefina Lopez. 30, Juarez: James Robert Harlan, 24, 6032 Caprock Court No.2206, and Veroni ca Flores, 22, 225 Cuprite: Carlos Hernandez, 28, 10609 Springwood No. and Dora E. De La Cruz. 23, same; Robert D.

Holdeman. 32, 6037 Palo Alto, and Jean Marie Degenova, 29, same; James E. Horne, 52, 5708 Longview, and Bernice R. Fortner, 53, 4928 Ajax; Martin Lopez, 18, 600 N. Carolina No.

8, and Maria Dolores Martinez, 16, 7631 North Loop No. 238; Richard J. Martinez, 33, 4041 Esperanza, and Ana Maria Chacon, 28, 2130 Grant; Manuel Armando Matthews, 21, 4931 Knox, and Dolores Leticia Rivera, 20, Juarez; Juan Manuel Navar rette, 25, W. Louisiana, and Guadalupe Bena videz, 28, 230 Edgar; Miguel Angel Ramos, 23, 521 Encino, and Zanoa Marquez, 28, same; Richard Dale Rayman, 32, 9852 Friendship 7, and Joanne Z. Haberkamp, 41, 7822 Baswood; Jesus Alberto Ren teria, 21, 7631 North Loop Apt.

290, and Laura Irene Sanchez, 19, 7631 North Loop Apt. 284; Juan De Dios Salgado, 28, 211 E. Carolina, and Consuelo Ortiz, 26, 4209 Dawkins; Curtis R. Schmitt, 24, 3700 McKinley, and Diane Maria Bustillos, 28, 921 Zaragosa No. 135 Robert Solomon, 20, 4533 Britton, and Leah Ann Lewis, 18, same; William Sherwin, 24, Fort Bliss, and Bertha A.

Lazcano, 30, 10609 Capt. Valtr; Raul G. Strawn, 24, 1111 Belen, and Juanita Tena, 23, same: Henry Uro 21, 233 Fluorite, and Nancy Cavazos, 18, 9017 Mount Olympus; Ramon Villa, 19, Anthony, N.M., and Patricia Melendez, Anthony, N.M. Divorces Filed: Johnny L. and Mary A.

Gantt, Miguel Jr. and Guadalupe Terrazas, Ronnie L. and Gabrielle Vestal. Divorces Granted: Ronald R. Jr.

and Lucinda Jane Dailey, David K. and Katherine L. Humphrey, Ira Anthony and Victoria Herietta Rouse, Aba Ga briel and Maria Suky Samuel. BIRTHS Sierra Medical Center: April-27 Jorge and Leti cia Montelongo, 3208 Tomahawk, boy; Emmett and Sandy Turnbow, 1703 Jerry Abbott, girl. April 28 Eduardo and Isela Barron, 2233 Escarpa, girl; Michael and Celeste Hicks, 8605 Saratoga, girl; Roge lio and Velia Ramirez, 8968 Gateway North No.

3, boy: Mr. and Mrs. Ramirez, no address given, girl. April 29 Guadalupe Flores, 5109 Alps, boy; Miguel and Armida Flores, Tejas, girl; William and Audry Fox, Las Cruces, girl: Miguel and Janice Gonzalez, 300 Eubank No. 7-C, boy: Jesus and Geno veva Marquez, 9256 Morelia, boy; Roberto and Hor tencia Moriel, 7707 Hermosillo, boy; Jose and Gra ciela Rocha 105 Abraham, boy.

April 30 Jose and Norma Alvarez, Anthony, N.M, girl; Jerry and Sylvia Garcia, 2016 Seagull, boy; Sheila Grass, 210 Red Road No. 212, girl. May 2 Tommy and Aein Morgan, 2516 Rudder, boy: Joseph and Thelma She pard, 2305 Tom Watson, boy, May 3 James and Toni Fletcher, 209 Rio Tinto, boy. May 4 James Catherine Chesshire, 3121 Fierro, girl; Bruce and Jeane Duncan, 3825 Vista del Monte, boy: Jose and Imelda Garcia, 11161 Voyager Cove, girl: Jill McDonnell, 9300 Viscount No. 97, girl; Joe and Maria Rodallegas, 11478 Jim Ferriell: Rogelio and Magdalena Romero, 3822 Hastings, boy,.